Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s relationship is ‘unique and special’, says Chiefs’ teammate Justin Reid as he reacts to video of the NFL star telling the singer ‘I love you’
- After Sunday’s victory, images emerged of the couple dropping the L-word
- And Kelce’s Chiefs teammate Justin Reid has paid tribute to the couple
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Justin Reid has praised Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s relationship as “unique and special” as the Chiefs man reflected on their emotional exchange on the field this weekend after reaching the Super Bowl.
Kelce was heard telling Swift “I love you” after starring again as his Kansas City Chiefs team posted a stunning 17-10 win over the Ravens in Baltimore to reach next month’s showpiece event in Las Vegas .
Appearing on “Inside the NFL” on Tuesday, Reid respected his teammate’s privacy but had some warm words to say about his relationship with the singer.
“Their relationship is unique and special and it’s for them, man,” Reid said. “So I let them have their moment together. And I’m not going to get too involved in their affairs.’
Reid is finishing his second season as Kelce’s teammate after joining the Chiefs in 2022.
The Chiefs defeated the Ravens 17-10 on Sunday to clinch a spot in Super Bowl LVIII
Swift joined Kelce on the court to celebrate and possibly exchanged an “I love you” with her husband
Kelce and Swift’s relationship has generated incredible interest since they first appeared in public together following the Chiefs’ win over the Bears on September 24.
Swift has played 12 of Kansas City’s 20 games this season, including all three postseason victories.
All season long, both the Chiefs’ coaches and players have been reluctant to talk publicly about their relationship.
Slowly but surely, talk of the Kelce-Swift romance is coming out of the Kansas City locker room, like when head coach Andy Reid revealed he has known Swift for years.
Reid did not speculate about what was said during a television spot between Swift and Kelce
Justin Reid won one playoff game during his time with the Texans before coming to the Chiefs.
Now he’ll be part of a team trying to become its first back-to-back Super Bowl champions in two decades on Feb. 11 in Super Bowl LVIII against the 49ers.
Even with Swift’s Japanese leg of ‘The Eras Tour’ ending on February 10, she is expected to be at the Super Bowl to cheer on Kelce.